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EU defence reforms won't immediately help Ukraine: Former top NATO official Camille Grand

The EU’s proposed defence reforms are not going to make a difference to Ukraine in the short term, warns Camille Grand, NATO's former assistant secretary general for defence investment. Both the European Defence Industrial Strategy (EDIS) and the European Defence Industry Programme (EDIP) "are going to be very useful in…

France 24

Eastern European Countries Mark 20Th Anniversary Of NATO Expansion

Central and Eastern European countries mark 20th anniversary of NATO expansion, emphasizing unity and security in the face of Russian threats.

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Turkey's Erdogan Braces For Tete-a-tete With Biden In May

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan will meet with US counterpart Joe Biden at the White House on May 9, a Turkish official told AFP on Friday.

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Ukraine war briefing: Russian ambassador snubs Poland over missile intrusion

EU says 500,000 shells delivered, the rest by end of year; ‘billions’ to fix energy systems damaged by Russian attacks. What we know on day 762

The Guardian - AU

The security council vote is a significant moment – but the US says its Gaza policy is unchanged

Washington’s decision not to use its veto is an acknowledgement of its failure to lead the UN Gaza agenda

The Guardian - UK

Poland to demand explanation from Moscow after missile breaches its airspace during Ukraine attack

Russian missile was targeting Ukraine’s Lviv region while Kyiv suffers third pre-dawn attack in four days

The Guardian - AU

Slovakia Votes For New President Amid Ukraine-Russia Dynamics

Slovakia's presidential election features frontrunner Peter Pellegrini, with a runoff likely. Key candidates include Ivan Korcok and Štefan Harabin.

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French military chief backs Macron over possibility of sending troops to Ukraine

Russia should not expect the West to limit its support for Ukraine to supplying arms, says the chief of staff of France's armed forces, General Thierry Burkhard. His words echo President Emmanuel Macron's recent controversial suggestion that a military intervention could not be ruled out.

Radio France Internationale

Australia, Britain Vow AUKUS Nuclear-powered Subs Will Be Built

Under the fledgling AUKUS deal, the two countries along with the United States have pledged to beef up their military muscle in a bid to counter China's rise.

International Business Times

David Cameron says Aukus and Nato must be in ‘best possible shape’ ahead of potential Trump win

UK’s foreign secretary is in Australia alongside defence secretary Grant Shapps for high-level talks with Richard Marles and Penny Wong

The Guardian - AU

EU agrees to begin membership negotiations with Bosnia and Herzegovina

Leaders of the bloc caution that the country will have to undertake more reforms before the next step can begin

The Guardian - AU

EU leaders agree to open membership negotiations with Bosnia

EU leaders on Thursday agreed to open talks with Bosnia on joining the bloc, though negotiations will only begin in earnest once the Balkan country has passed more key reforms.

France 24

EU Leaders Poised To Open Membership Talks With Bosnia

EU leaders set to open membership talks with Bosnia-Herzegovina, facing challenges of ethnic divisions and political reforms.

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Macron Straps On Gloves For Boxing Photoshoot

Where politicians once looked to project health and fitness with jogs in the park, martial sports like boxing have now gained the upper hand, with France's Emmanuel Macron the latest to strap on gloves.

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Swiss Move Towards Vote On Reinforcing Neutrality

Switzerland is set to vote on reinforcing its neutrality, campaigners said Wednesday, Russia's war in Ukraine having reopened questions over the country's long-standing position on non-engagement in foreign conflicts.

Evening Standard

Donald Trump vows to stay in Nato as president - as long as Europe ‘plays fair’

‘You're going to have to pay your bills,’ he told Nato members

Radio France Internationale

France walks tightrope in Caucasus as Stoltenberg visits NATO partners

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg is touring three Nato partner countries in the Caucasus, two of them divided by warfare - with two NATO member states backing each of the belligerents.

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Gen. Mark Milley To Testify On U.S. Afghanistan Withdrawal

Gen. Mark Milley and Gen. Kenneth McKenzie to testify before House committee on U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, offering insights into decision-making pr...

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The Guardian - UK

EU seals €7.4bn deal with Egypt in effort to avert another migration crisis

Six of bloc’s leaders sign agreement in Cairo aimed at boosting economy and bringing stability to region

The Guardian - UK

How will the Ukraine war end? Only when Vladimir Putin is toppled

A ceasefire on Russia’s terms would embolden the tyrant to pick new targets for his expansionist aims

The Guardian - US

Trump may not be in power, but his Ukraine rhetoric has spooked Europe

Republican presidential nominee can still undermine trust in US global leadership and is reminiscent of the GOP in the 1940s

Radio France Internationale

French Naval Group awarded billion-dollar Dutch submarine deal

The Netherlands announced Friday it has chosen France's Naval Group for a contract to build four attack submarines for its navy. worth billions of euros. The deal is controversial in the Netherlands as local politicians wanted a Dutch manufacturer.

France 24

'The EU is a global payer, not a global player': EP Foreign Affairs committee chief McAllister

Talking Europe interviews the chair of the European Parliament's foreign affairs committee, David McAllister. He believes the European Union has been too cautious for too long, and has not proactively defined and defended its interests in the world. He argues that one way to achieve that is to move to…

The Guardian - UK

Peace in Ukraine has to be fought for

Letter: Mark Laity says Simon Jenkins was wrong on North Macedonia, and he is wrong on Ukraine, and Ruth Windle thinks we cannot afford to be intimidated by Putin’s threats

Al Jazeera

NATO allies must do more as Ukraine runs out of ammunition: Stoltenberg

NATO’s secretary-general calls on members to show the political will to offer more support for Kyiv against Russia.

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